Blogs in September 2015

You’ve outfitted your home with the latest in today’s technology, from greener, Energy Star options to sophisticated TV, gaming, and handheld electronic devices. But all those things can be destroyed in the blink of an eye from the simple zap of a power surge.

Power tools have big appetites. The moment you turn them on, they gobble up more than their fair share of electricity. As a result, you have probably tripped a few circuit breakers in your shop while feeding your power tools. To ensure you have an adequate power supply for your hungry power...Read more

With winter weather swiftly approaching, you may be thinking about how you’re going to keep your home and family warm more affordably this year. One cost effective method is to turn down the thermostat and run a small electric heater in the room where your family spends time together in the...Read more

If you’re in the process of redecorating a room, it’s easy to forget about the light switch covers. However, giving attention to this minor detail can greatly contribute to the room’s final appearance. Get inspired with these creative light switch cover ideas.

Electricity is an important part of our everyday lives, but it’s also extremely dangerous. If you have a utility pole near your home, keep your distance. If a downed power line occurs nearby, never approach the area. Learn more about utility poles and what makes them dangerous so you can take...Read more

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